Sentence examples for be so excessive that from inspiring English sources

But if the utility is able to cope with the transformation successfully and if mismanagement is avoided, the interviewee believes that utilities will be able to cope with the ensuing costs, i.e. the costs are not expected to be so excessive that a sustainable electricity system will be prevented.

The most important thing to remember about clarity is that you do not want inclusions to be visible to the naked eye, nor should they be so excessive that they affect the diamond's brilliance or durability.

The film's claims were so excessive that it was later rereleased as a satire and shown widely on college campuses, now titled "Reefer Madness".

Bob said he now believes that the agency's demands have been so excessive that the manuscript cannot be published in its current form.

This week, Orient Today, a newspaper in Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan Province, reported that hospital records indicated that Mr. Guo's drinking had been so excessive that it had contributed to his death.

The court refused to consider the argument by the tire maker, the Cooper Tire and Rubber Company, that the size of the award was so excessive that it violated the constitutional right to due process.

"To succeed against the landlord using the warranty of habitability," Mr. Higgins said, "the tenant must prove that the noise was so excessive that the tenant is deprived of an essential function of the apartment".

A gun-rights-advocacy group sued Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Tuesday, claiming that the city fee for obtaining a home-handgun permit was so excessive that it impinged on the Second Amendment.

Gene Sperling, the director of the White House's National Economic Council, said that "if you were looking for a definition" of fiscal irresponsibility, "it would be a tax cut that was so excessive that even the House Republicans are basically forced to admit they couldn't afford it".

When Gosling does something exceptionally grisly to a goon's head in a lift, the splatter-style violence (though largely suggested) is so excessive that Refn seems to be doing it not because it makes real sense, but because, in a fanboy way, he just can.

The grooming was so excessive that the animals sometimes destroyed their eyes and ears.